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Ronnie Tejeda
  • Elizabeth, NJ
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Subject to & Seller Financing

Ronnie Tejeda
  • Elizabeth, NJ
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Whats's going on everyone! Glad to be apart of this amazing group.

Has anyone ever done a subject to, or seller financing deal? 

I imagine so, can you please break it down STEP BY STEP exactly how it works if you were wholeTAILING a deal. 

Ex. buying a property 60-70 cents on the dollar and selling it via mls, using a realtor to sell it at 100% "as is" market value. 

I know there are a bunch of videos and articles out there but maybe someone can explain it in the simplest terms and give me a real-life example from their personal experience.

I kind of understand the general concept of the 2 different deals but not completely knowledgeable yet to feel comfortable to the point where I can present this offer to a potential prospect. 

By the way, I've heard both of these deals are better than all-cash deals as if your buying the property to then re-sell.  Please state your opinions below and your why's.

Thank you!

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